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Starbucks workers union launches strike in at least 40 cities on chain’s key holiday sales day

  • Starbucks workers in at least 40 cities began a strike on the company's Red Cup Day, with over 1,000 employees walking out of 65 stores to protest stalled contract negotiations and demand fair wages and better working conditions.
  • Union spokesperson Dachi Spoltore stated, "We're turning the Red Cup Season into the Red Cup Rebellion," emphasizing workers' need for fair contracts after nearly a year of negotiations without significant proposals.
  • Starbucks claimed that the union only represents about 4% of its employees, and the company expressed disappointment that the union chose to strike instead of continuing negotiations.
  • The union has pledged that the strike could extend through the holiday season if their demands for a fair contract are not met.
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Contract negotiations broke down in the spring and the two sides still disagree on key issues.

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WSLS broke the news in on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.
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